The shutterbugs caught up with cricketers participating in the ICC World T20 tournament at times when, let's just say, they were not totally prepared and ready to oblige. (AFP and AP images)

Suresh Raina and Harbhajan Singh during what must have been a team bonding exercise.

Tickling may be a cutting-edge way to ease discomfort on tired feet. We are not sure though it seems to be working for Australia's David Warner.

Warner and England's Steven Finn unwind in the team hotel.

West Indies' Chris Gayle needs all the chairs he can get. Of course, once he stands in the middle with the bat in his hand, bowlers will need the same support to recover from their torment.

Irfan Pathan returns after Friday prayers. He has been in good form but praying for the form to continue and for his team's success seems to be a regular part of this cricketer's life. And rightly so.

Missing home

New Zealand skipper Daniel Vettori is busy with his phone. Our guess is either he is texting or that new game is just too addictive.

Old mates and mid-fives

India's comeback man - Yuvraj Singh - and New Zealand's Nathan McCullum give each other the palm as they caught up with each other in their hotel.

"Why I say. Why was I not in that list?"

Pakistan's Saeed Ajmal gestures as coach Dav Whatmore looks on. Ajmal has been a power performer for his side in the international circuit but his name was missing from the ICC Awards list. It created a huge controversy.

Ajmal has that, what we think, look that he surely must be giving to all who are asking him for his views on the ICC Awards.